PHP Function Ucwords
The php function ucwords can be used to convert the first letter of every word in a string to uppercase. This can be helpful in presenting text that is formatted with capital letters in a consistent and visually appealing manner, such as in displaying user names or titles in content. It is especially useful in applications that utilize user-generated input such as form inputs.
The ucwords() function has the following syntax:
$string = str(input())
The string is passed through a list of delimiters, such as "|" (which is default), vertical tab ("
Using the ucwords() function in PHP is straightforward. It can be compared to strtolower() and strtoupper(), which both change all characters in the string to lower or uppercase respectively, and lcfirst(), which only changes the first character of each word in the string to uppercase.
While these functions are helpful, they can also be problematic when working with specific strings that require certain characters to remain in uppercase. For example, many abbreviations and acronyms, such as HTML, UN, UNESCO and WHO, are required to be in uppercase and changing them using these methods may cause them to lose their original meaning. For this reason, it is always best to check the case of a string before using these functions. It is also best to use these functions only when you know the whole string will be in uppercase.